Nicolas Lepine
Chab Kon Kleng - Traditional Game of Cambodia

Chab Kon Kleng, an ancient traditional Cambodian children’s game, is deeply rooted in the cultural fabric of Cambodia.

Chab Kon Kleng - Traditional Game of Cambodia
Nicolas Lepine
Stop Hiding Behind the Whistle: Why PE Needs to ...

Let’s be clear: integration is not a zero-sum game.

Stop Hiding Behind the Whistle: Why PE Needs to Get in the Classroom Game
Nicolas Lepine
Chef José Andrés Defends the Montessori Method ...

“It gave my daughters a great framework to be themselves, giving them the freedom to become the young women they are becoming.” - Chef José Andrés

Chef José Andrés Defends the Montessori Method on the Joe Rogan Podcast
Nicolas Lepine
Ki-O-Rahi and Māori Mythology

Ki-O-Rahi is a beautiful game that symbolizes the Māori mythology of Rahi, and the Māori creation myth, and the spiritual journey one makes upon death. Thus, the game is not a conflict but a cosmic dance between creation, journey, challenge, and return.

Ki-O-Rahi and Māori Mythology
Nicolas Lepine
Don’t Lose It — Use It! $100 Off Lifetime ...

Use It or Lose It End of the Year Budget Sale!

Don’t Lose It — Use It! $100 Off Lifetime Access to Montessori Physical Education

Self Care Needs to Include Care For Others

Self Care Needs to Include Care For Others

Maria Montessori had a beautiful expression for this idea. She used the term Grace and Courtesy. Grace is the individual being in harmony with oneself, which sounds a whole lot like the goal of self-care. Courtesy is being in harmony everyone else. Courtesy is what we need to extend to everyone else so that they may find their grace, because it’s hard to be in harmony when the environment is not.